Garden Making
Inspiring ideas and information for great home gardens
Greater Toronto Water Garden & Hort Society meeting Sept.26. with speaker Anna Leggatt who will talk about "Plants that Spread: Big, Bad & Beautiful."
Join the Cannington Horticultural Society for an interesting evening with Neil Turnbull. Neil is a Landscape Architect, but those two words can’t possibly present a picture of the extraordinary work he has done with plants, gardens and the places they exist. From postage-stamp, city plots to sprawling country estates, a Neil Turnbull garden will stop […]
The Nobleton and King City Garden Club presentation on Sept. 27 by Julia Dimakos covers what to do with your harvest after bringing it indoors. It does not cover canning.
Ontario Regional Lily Society online bulb sale is now open to all. Check out our list of available bulbs on our website, ontariolilysociety.ca Click on "Bulb Sale and Auction 2021" to see order instructions. Add some colour to your garden next year by planting bulbs this fall. Bulbs are Canadian grown and freshly dug. Asiatics, Martagons, OTs, […]
Agincourt Garden Club on Oct. 4 features Ron Brown who shows us about Canada's World Wonders.
The October general meeting of Richmond Hill Garden & Horticultural Society will feature Cathy Kavassalis talking about Trees for Small Spaces. Often called the “backbone” of a garden, trees and shrubs provide structure and form. In addition to providing year-round beauty, they offer food and habitat for wildlife. But, how do you choose the right […]
Etobicoke Horticultural Society on Oct. 6 features Succulent Gardening For Beginners by Molly and Alex Shannon.
Using high quality seed grown for Canadians in Canada helps to build a more secure, resilient food system. Email Brenda for membership [email protected]
In Woodstock many of the very old trees are being taken down due to the possibility of damage to homes and vehicles. There are also many newly built homes with smaller gardens which would benefit from some shade in summer. On October 12 hear Cathy Kavassalis on Small Trees for Small Spaces.
Gardeners of Burlington presents Stephanie Keeler from the Riverwood Conservancy talking about Creepy Crawlies and Nighttime Nature.
Leaside Garden Society on Oct. 14 presents Wendy Woodworth talking about Spadina House Gardens in Toronto.
Calgary Rock and Alpine Garden Society presents a Zoom talk about the arctic and alpine flora of the region of Churchill, Manitoba. Our speaker, Dr Karen Johnson,
Perennial Plant Association Fall Virtual Symposium will be Oct. 15, 2021.
Etobicoke Master Gardeners presents virtual workshop on pruning at the Humber Arboretum.
South Orange County California Rare Fruit Growers free online seminar on pruning a fruit tree.
Oakville Horticultural Society presents Stacey Hirvela, Proven Winners shrub specialist.
Milne House Garden Club virtual session on dahlias.
The Stittsville Goulbourn Horticultural Society meeting on October 19 on Zoom features Master Gardener Mary Ann Van Berlo on “Made for Shade: Planning and Plant Selection for Sun-challenged Gardens.”
Join East Gwillimbury Gardeners online for our presentation on mushrooms by David Hawke.
Join us online for an introductory session on saving vegetable and flower seeds. Learn the basics of the when and how of seed collection and storage. Presented by East Gwillimbury Gardeners, hosted by the East Gwillimbury Public Library and the Seed Library. To register: https://egsaveseeds.eventbrite.ca/
Ottawa Horticultural Society speaker on Oct. 26 is Darryl Cheng, author of The New Plant Parent and creator of House Plant Journal.
